Designed and produced in Liege, Belgium, the Clement Model 1907 was a competitor to Browning's pocket pistols. Though the firm went out of business as a result of World War I, the Clement design was licensed by Smith & Wesson and became their 35 Automatic Pistol. It has blade and notch sights, the one-line Liege address on the left side of the frame, matching numbers on the frame, bolt and barrel housing, "FEU" and "SUR" safety markings, and checkered grips with "CC" monograms.

Fine with 70% of the blue finish showing a section of mixed gray patina with mild pitting on the right side of the pistol, a few other small discolored/pitted patches, bright edge wear and scattered handling marks. The grips are very good with a few chips around the screws and mild dents. Mechanically excellent.